Ayn Jalut: Mamluk Sucess or Mongol Failure?

John Masson Smith

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La bataille d'Ayn Jalut, le 3 septembre 1260: les Mamluks d'Egypte battent les envahisseurs mongols. L'A. montre que c'est la superiorite en armes et en entrainement, des Mamluks, soldats professionnels, qui explique la defaite des Mongols, soldats-citoyens devant fabriquer eux-memes leurs arcs et leurs fleches, et tirant au galop, donc sans grande precision.

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